Jamestown Foundation articles on terrorism and Islamic radicalization in Central Asia 2012-2013

Below is a list of Jamestown Foundation’s articles on terrorism and Islamic radicalization in Central Asia published in 2012-2013.  

Eurasia Daily Monitor

• Militants Threaten to Return to Central Asia after NATO's Withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Hizb ut-Tahrir Takes Advantage of Ethnic Fault Lines in Tartarstan, Kyrgyzstan
• Terror Networks Link Kazakhstani Fighters in Afghanistan and North Causcasus to the Home Front
• Hizb ut-Tahrir Rises on Kazakhstan's Southern Border
• Network of Jund al-Khilafah in Kazakhstan Wider Than Predicted
• The Tablighi Jamaat: A Soft Islamization from the Ferghana Valley to Russia's Turkic Regions?
• Will the Ferghana Valley Become a Hotbed of Destablization in Central Asia?
• Islamic Extremist Group Jamaat Ansarullah Overcomes Tajikistan's Inter-Tribal Conflicts
• Will Tajikistan's Karategin Valley Again Become a Militant Stronghold?
• The Influence of North Caucasus Islamic Radicals on the Situation in Central Asia
• The Influence of North Caucasus Islamic Radicals on the Situation in North Caucasus
• Bomb Blast Connected to Terrorist Activity in Kazakhstan Kills Eight People in Almaty Province
• Islamic Radicalism in Kazakhstan: Myth or Reality?
• Situation in Southern Kyrgyzstan Continues to Smolder Two Years Since Ethnic Riots

Terrorism Monitor

• China Claims Uyghur Militants Are Seeking a Syrian Battlefield
• Kazakhstan Struggles to Contain Salafist-Inspired Terrorism
• Uyghur Militants Respond to New Chinese List of "Terrorists"
• The Indigenization of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan
• Jund al-Khilafah Operations Expand in Kazakhstan
• "By the Hands of Men Who Don't Fear Death" - Jund al-Khilafa Launches Islamist Insurgency in Kazakhstan
• Jihad in China? Marketing the Turkistan Islamic Party

Militant Leadership Monitor

• A Portrait of Uzbekistan's Dissident Cleric in Exile: Obidhon Nazarov
• A Post-Mortem Analysis of Turkistani Amir Emeti Yakuf: A Death that Sparked More Questions Than Answers
• Tajikistan's New Most Wanted: A Profile of Warlord and Narco-Trafficker Tolib Ayombekov
• A Mosaic of IMU Leaders, Killed or Captured in Afghanistan
• IMU Announces Usman Ghazi As New Amir After Months of Deliberation
• In His Own Words, Abu Zar al-Burmi: The Mufti of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan